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Tom Freke

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Fixed Income, Bloomberg. Recovering writer, bit more data now. Opinions are my own. RTs are not endorsements
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Bonds Aimed at Heavy Corporate Emitters Set to Roll Out in 2021

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By Tom Freke
| Financial Post Verified
Author of the article: Publishing date: Nov 30, 2020  •   •  5 minute read Article content By Tom Freke (Bloomberg) — The next thing in green investing is a new kind of debt designed to help fund the trillions of dollars needed to wean the world from carbon. Transition bonds are being developed for fossil-fuel companies and other heavy corporate emitters, which have largely been shut out of a booming green market.
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Why Bonds Good for the Earth Now Carry a ‘Greenium’

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By Lyubov Pronina Verified, Tom Freke
| ndtvprofit.com
Oct 30 2020, 9:30 AMOct 30 2020, 3:35 PMOctober 30 2020, 9:30 AMOctober 30 2020, 3:35 PM
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Analysis | Why Bonds Good for the Earth Now Carry a ‘Greenium’

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By Lyubov Pronina Verified, Tom Freke
| The Washington Post Verified
Green bonds are back: Issuance of the environmentally friendly securities reached a new high in September, totaling more than $50 billion, after the pandemic slowed sales in the first part of the year. Following Germany’s first green bond, the pace is set to increase further, thanks to the European Union’s plans to sell as much as 225 billion euros ($265 billion) of the securities.
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